Ottawa area events bulletin highlights prom tours and reunions
Ottawa High School invites the public to view 1994 Junior-Senior prom decorations in the south gym this Saturday from 1 to 3 p.m. Latimer Grade School holds its fourth annual reunion with a 1 p.m. potluck Sunday at Harrison Township community building. A Be kind to animals week offer from the Humane Society provides free dog and cat food during business hours next week. The Kansas Veterinary Medical Association sponsors a 1994 Pet Week poster contest for Kansas residents under 18 with entries due May 26. The Christian Women's Club of Ottawa meets May 6 at Ottawa University Mowbray Union with lunch, music, and speaker Margolyn Woods. reservations required.
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Humane Society Franklin County
Humane Society
Wal-Mart
Sam's Club of Olathe
Topeka Humane Society
Kansas Veterinary Medical Association Inc
Kansas
KVMA
Kansas Veterinary Medical Association
Tyler
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Topeka
Kan
Christian Women's Club of Ottawa
Mowbray
Ottawa University
Gayle Norris
Mary McCreary
Margolyn Woods
Oklahoma City
Irene
Mildred
Evangelist Bray to Speak at Ottawa Bible Conference
John L. Bray from Lakeland Florida will lecture in Ottawa Sunday through Thursday at North Baptist Church. He has lectured in 52 foreign countries and 25 states and will lead 10:45 a.m. worship and 7 p.m. evening sessions with freewill offerings accepted. The public is invited. Reverend Paul Winkler, pastor, calls Bray humble yet authoritative on Bible prophecy and says the talks may challenge current televangelist teachings.
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Ottawa
John L. Bray
Lakeland
Fla
Bray
Paul Winkler
North Baptist Church
E. Wilson
North Baptist
House health bill expands small employer rule and oversight
The bill broadens small employer definitions to 50 workers to pool groups for lower premiums. It lets workers switch insurers when changing jobs within 31 days and caps pre existing condition waiting to 90 days. It also creates a 12 member Health Care Reform Oversight Committee with six members from each house, evenly split by party, to advise on implementing federal mandates.
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Weather Tonight and Extended Forecast with Showers
Tonight rain and thunderstorms with possible eye effect and low around 40. Northeast wind 10 to 15 mph. Rain chance 90 percent. Sunday a chance for showers far west with lows from the 30s west to near 40 east and highs in the 50s. Extended area sees showers and thunderstorms with lows in the 30s to 40s and highs mid-50s to mid-60s. Tuesday offers more showers and storms, except far northwest, with lows mid-30s west to 40s east and highs from the 50s west to lower 60s far east.
Open records clamp eases for most Kansas corporations
New rules require a minimum net worth of five thousand dollars or five percent of assets for public access to corporate records. Exemptions apply to race track owners and lottery vendors, while 66 000 firms may seal financials. History notes secrecy rose after 1989 reforms, linked to political money and contracts.
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Kansas
Mike Hayden
Hayden
Weekend Theatre and Arts Guide for Ottawa and Nearby
Ottawa University offers The Victors at 8 p m tonight and Saturday in the Administration Building auditorium with 5 and 3 dollar pricing for adults and children. Baker University presents The Three Sisters at 8 and 2 performances in Parmenter Hall. Local art exhibits feature Rosémary Stewart Gayle Norris and area homeschool students. Events include Kite Festival at Shawnee Mission Park free admission and Earth Day at Swope Park free, plus a Spring Herb Sale at Wornall House and a National Independence Day Festival Parade Benefit at Kemper Arena with Raven Symone and Love Hewitt. Concerts at Sandstone and Polish touring shows, plus Lifestyles on Parade tour in Olathe raising proceeds for Ronald McDonald houses. State Ballet of Missouri performs An American in Paris at Midland Theatre, Fantasticks at Helen Hocker Theatre, Kansas Food Celebration at Expocentre, Wizard of Oz at London Arena, KU concert at Lied Center, KANU Goodtime Radio Revue at Liberty Hall, and Lawrence Women’s Chorale at First United Methodist Church. Compiled by Diane Yeamans.
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Gayle Norris
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Shawnee Mission Park
Renner Road
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Meyer Boulevard
Wornall House Museum
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Call
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Confederate Railroad
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Tracy Byrd
Sandstone Ampitheatre
Bonner Springs
Helen Hocker
Gage Park
Kansas
Exhibition Hall
Kansas Expocentre
London
Expocentre
United States
Canada
South America
Southeast Asia
Lawrence
University of Kansas
University Symphony
Lied
ARTS
Kanu Public Radio
Liberty Hall
Massachusetts
Lawrence Women’s Chorale
First United Methodist Church
6Th
Vermont
Diane Yeamans
Elderly Garnett Woman Dies After House Fire
Alice Scates an 85 year old Garnett resident died at University of Kansas Medical Center after injuries from a fire caused by an unattended cigarette. Fire chief cites sleeping in a chair as the setting. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Farris Feuerborn Memorial Chapel. Memorials suggested to the KU Medical Center burn center.
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Kansas City
Garett
Alice Scates
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kan
Jerry Setler
Scates
Farris
River Road Closures and Openings Around Peoria Area
Roads around Peoria face closures and openings with Corbin noting washed out conditions on Thomas Road and limited barricade supplies. County workers work late to clear routes while Anderson County reports fewer closures but warns rain could increase them. California mountain lion attack cited by Assemblyman Knowles as regional safety concern.
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Albana
Arkansas
Corbin
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Indiana Terrace
Iowa Terrace
Shawnee
Indiana
Town
Idaho
Eisenhower
Osborne
Pawnee
Oregon
Rock Creek
Andreson
Anderson County
David Vaughan
Fourth Street
Gannett
Vaughan
Greeley
Ottawa VFW Ad Briefs: Hamburger Fry and Dance Night
Ad lists a Friday event at the Ottawa VFW on N 59 Hwy, April 30 from 6 to 8 for a hamburger fry with reduced price, followed by a dance 8 to 12 with ACE Du Serv. Ica. couples pay 4, singles 2, dress contest and costumes. Also promotes Heavenly Scents gift items and local numbers for road grading and inquiries.
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ACE du Serv
Ica
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates October 1993 Update
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices effective October 1 1993 and later. Rates cover Ottawa by carrier and mail to Franklin County Miami Douglas Osage and Anderson Counties and statewide mail, with varying monthly quarterly semiannual and annual options and all rates in advance.
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Douglas
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Anderson
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